CGTN Presents AI-Powered Animated Series Wonderful China Tour: Exploring a Different Side of China
Beijing, China--(Newsfile Corp. - March 5, 2025) - As China's biggest political season gets underway with the Two Sessions, CGTN proudly presents its latest AI-powered animated series, Wonderful China Tour: Exploring a Different Side of China, offering a fresh perspective on the nation's dynamic transformation.
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Leveraging cutting-edge multimodal AI technology, the series reconstructs reality to explore key sectors such as smart agriculture, technological innovation, and social development. From intelligent manufacturing and digital payment ecosystems to cultural tourism and evolving consumer trends, Wonderful China Tour brings to life the synergy between rural revitalization and urban innovation. Through an immersive visual experience, the series captures China's high-quality development, highlighting the economic momentum driven by consumption upgrades and open trade. By harnessing AI-driven storytelling, global audiences can transcend geographical boundaries and gain deeper insights into China's technological advancements, industrial transformation, and societal progress.
As part of CGTN's AI-powered animation portfolio, Wonderful China Tour follows the narrative thread of "China Travel," blending AI technology with cultural storytelling to create a one-of-a-kind audiovisual experience. The series delves into the everyday life, rich heritage, and technological breakthroughs that define modern China, offering international audiences a multifaceted perspective on the country's development and its unique path to modernization.
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